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DrAvalanche

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  1. My Superb is lightly modded, but all mods declared. Insurance is cheaper than going thru mainstream insurers and not declaring mods. My previous modded car is a Mk2 MR2 turbo with practically everything upgraded or modded, 350bhp, insurance wasn't particularly expensive on that. My age and a somehow clean licence helps probably.
  2. Has anyone looked at NVH dampeners from the BMW range? I read that some are optional on some models when they get larger wheels - e.g. X5 with 21"+ wheels has an option for dampeners to reduce road noise
  3. I was asking for whoever can answer lol. Bare with me on thisπŸ™ƒ The wife's 2016 Octavia 1.2 petrol on 16" wheels is far far quieter than my 280 4x4. The thread on the forum here for sound deadening is quite comprehensive - wheel arch liners, wheel arches, bonnet, all under cabin floor, doors, door cards, B pillars. But apart from the B pillars, all the rest is what you would do on any other car. There's no NVH dampeners available for 4wd Superb, just the one part available for 2wd cars for the rear subframe. In fact, I cannot find any NVH dampeners used on any of the MQB platform. So how can the Passat and Arteon be a more premium model if they have tyre noise like the Superb? They may have more sound deadening than other models, but it wont be to the extent of the amateur modder will do. From what I can see, the Arteon only comes with the alloy front subframe, no steel option I can see for sale. I would like to think this is the difference for a quieter vehicle. @MartiniB thought you may interested in this thread.
  4. So how many complaints of excessive road noise can you find about Passat B8 or Arteon? Is the all alloy fronted the difference? I have combed thru the difference between the models on the mqb platform which can cause noise issues, this is the only difference that isn't discussed. Is there any acoustic variants for the Arteon and Passat?
  5. Did you look at the Passat parts for an alloy LCA? Possibly part code 3C0 407 151 ??
  6. Instead of links to fb posts, what about links to the fb groups plz?
  7. I'm on a lot of skoda superb forums on fb and have never seen about this subframe swap, much less about issues afterwards. Can you drop some links on here please?
  8. The point I'm thinking of with that subframe change on the Mk2 is that the std one is hollow steel, just like the mk3 one. Is that resonating tyre noise into the whole of the car?
  9. I've only just found out that the frame fits lol Got links to where people are complaining about them knocking plz?
  10. Apart from the frame and new bolts, was anything else needed? Thanks
  11. Wonderful to hear someone has done this. What was the drive like afterwards? And was it any quieter? Thanks
  12. Hi, Skoda Superb Mk3 280 4x4 I know that on the Golf R, the front subframe can be replaced from the steel one to an alloy one. I seem to remember someone telling me that the Golf one won't fit the Superb. I see there is an alloy version of the subframe for the Passat R and Arteon R Are these the same as the Golf ones, so no alloy one from another model will fit the Superb? Thanks,
  13. @MartiniB this has got me thinking............ https://www.drive2.ru/l/500142276903698464/
  14. @MartiniB do you think that the tyre noise is everywhere in the cabin, or from specific spots?
  15. Yeah, read further back up in this thread. Some noise is coming along the chassis then up the B pillar to hear right by your ear

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